How much does a Galxe and Zealy quest campaign cost?

What makes up the cost of a Galxe or Zealy quest campaign?

The cost has three separate components: any charges shown by the platform, the rewards your project allocates, and the planning and management work. Keeping them separate makes the campaign easier to approve and prevents a management quote from being mistaken for the full campaign budget.

Platform charges are not included in our management starting price. Check the current terms and any charge presented in your Galxe or Zealy account before confirming a campaign. Reward costs are also project-funded and depend on the reward format and terms you choose; they are not included in the agency fee unless a written scope expressly says otherwise.

Management covers work such as campaign structure, task wording, coordination and quality review. The scope can be narrow, such as preparing and checking campaign materials, or broader, with launch coordination and reporting. We document the selected tasks and responsibilities so your team can see what is included.

For a broader view of how service prices are organized, see pricing. For campaign-specific delivery, compare quest campaign management with community activation.

How should you budget platform charges and participant rewards?

Budget platform charges and participant rewards as project-controlled line items, then add management as a separate service. This lets the team make decisions about campaign mechanics without confusing reward value with the cost of professional delivery.

Before approving a reward, record:

• What a participant must do to qualify, and how completion will be reviewed.
• What the reward is, who funds it and how the participant receives it.
• The campaign dates and any conditions shown to participants.
• The person responsible for confirming reward distribution and answering questions.

Do not publish a reward promise until the project has confirmed the funding source, eligibility wording and fulfillment process. If rewards use project tokens or another asset, have the appropriate internal stakeholders review the terms and participant-facing explanation before launch. Keep that review separate from the platform’s own charges, which should be checked in the project’s account or current platform information.

A useful approval document has a line for platform charges, a line for rewards and a line for management, with the owner and approval status for each. This creates a clear audit trail and makes changes to the reward plan visible before launch.

How do Galxe and Zealy campaign choices affect the scope?

The platform choice affects the campaign setup, task presentation and coordination required; it does not by itself determine the total budget. Start with the outcome you need participants to understand or complete, then confirm that the chosen platform and its current settings support the intended campaign structure.

A focused campaign can ask participants to complete a small set of clearly explained actions. A broader campaign may need more task copy, review, coordination and participant support. The management scope should reflect that workload rather than simply the number of tasks on a page.

Before selecting a format, answer these questions:

• Is the primary aim product education, community participation or a specific project action?
• Can a participant understand the task and eligibility without relying on unstated assumptions?
• Who will review submissions or completion records, where applicable?
• Does the reward plan fit the action and the project’s ability to fulfill it?

We can help compare the planned mechanics against the team’s capacity and communication goals. If you need an implementation walkthrough as well as a price estimate, use our Galxe and Zealy campaign guide to align the initial brief with the delivery plan.

What does campaign management include in the quoted scope?

A campaign management quote should identify the work, review points and handoffs—not just name a platform. Our starting price is from $1,100 / campaign, with the final scope agreed after we understand the mechanics, materials and account responsibilities.

Depending on the agreed brief, the work can include campaign structure, task and eligibility copy, reward communication, setup coordination, pre-launch quality review and a post-campaign summary. The written scope states which items are included and which remain with your team, such as platform charges, reward funding and fulfillment.

For quality control, MegaSatoshi uses a named pre-launch review: we check the published task against the approved brief, confirm that reward wording is consistent across the campaign materials, and flag unclear participant instructions before launch. The reporting format is agreed at kickoff and can record the campaign link, schedule, completed work and observations available to the team.

Ask for a scope that answers three practical questions: what will be delivered, who approves it, and what evidence will be shared when the work is complete. That makes quotes easier to compare and gives internal reviewers a clear basis for sign-off.

What should the client prepare before requesting a quote?

A quote can be scoped more precisely when the project supplies its objectives, platform preference and reward plan together. The timeline is then set around the completeness of the materials, account access, approvals and the campaign calendar rather than an assumed standard duration.

MegaSatoshi prepares:

• A scope separating management work from platform charges and rewards.
• A draft campaign structure and participant-facing task wording.
• A kickoff checklist with owners for approvals, account coordination and reward fulfillment.
• A pre-launch review and reporting format matched to the agreed deliverables.

The client provides:

• The project description, campaign objective and preferred platform, if decided.
• Any existing task ideas, brand guidance and approved project links.
• Reward details, funding and fulfillment ownership, plus eligibility requirements.
• A point of contact who can coordinate account access and approve materials.

If some decisions are still open, mark them as pending rather than presenting them as approved. We can then identify which choices affect the work and return a proposal with the assumptions, deliverables and approval steps stated clearly.

Which Galxe and Zealy decisions remain outside the campaign team’s control?

A campaign team can control its brief, participant instructions, reward plan and the work it commissions; it cannot control a platform’s review decisions or guarantee that a campaign will receive a particular level of visibility or participation. Galxe and Zealy may apply their own current requirements, account settings and review processes, so confirm those directly before committing to a launch plan.

This is why our scope promises agreed planning, management and quality-control work—not approval by a platform or a specific audience response. If a platform requests a change, the team can assess the requested revision against the approved brief and confirm any added work before proceeding.

When comparing proposals, look for explicit ownership of platform charges, reward funding, account actions, review and reporting. If a proposal leaves these responsibilities implicit, ask for them to be added to the scope. To coordinate a campaign alongside other community work, see community management pricing and community growth and engagement.

Send MegaSatoshi your preferred platform, campaign objective, reward outline and target launch window. We will return a scoped plan that separates costs, names review responsibilities and sets out the next approval step.

Prices

Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.

How it works

1. Share the campaign briefSend the project objective, platform preference, draft tasks and any approved campaign materials. Mark unresolved decisions so they can be scoped accurately.
2. Confirm cost ownershipSeparate management, any platform charges and participant rewards. Assign an owner to approve and fund each item.
3. Approve mechanics and copyReview participant actions, eligibility, reward terms and the campaign schedule before setup proceeds.
4. Complete the pre-launch reviewMegaSatoshi checks the campaign against the approved brief and flags unclear instructions or inconsistent reward wording.
5. Review delivery and reportingUse the agreed reporting format to record completed work, campaign references and relevant observations for the project team.